Microsoft offers a redesigned context menu—also called the right-click menu—in Windows 11 that’s more modern-looking than the legacy right-click context menu from Windows 10. However, this aesthetic ...

Windows 11 brought with it a lot of big changes in an attempt to modernize Windows. One of them was a new context menu that uses a more modern look and drops support for a lot of older options and ...

Microsoft has improved Windows 11 a lot over time, but one thing it still hasn't paid attention to is the context menu. If you feel the same way, I highly recommend using Nilesoft Shell to customize ...

If the right-click context menu shows up on other screens on a Windows 11/10 multi-monitor setup, follow the solutions mentioned below. Let us talk about them in detail. 1] Try to turn off the other ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. If you’re comfortable working with regedit, you can tweak your menu so that it works the way you want it. If ...

How to add apps to the context menu in Windows 11 Your email has been sent With the release of Windows 11, Microsoft decided to shorten the length of the standard context menu in Windows Explorer ...

The redesigned context menus are a controversial part of Windows 11. Although they look nice and provide convenience by moving common file actions closer to the cursor, some people dislike the extra ...

I am a placid and calm person, even-keeled, floating through this life offering friendship to all. However, when I first right clicked on a program on my shiny new Windows 11 PC and had to go ...

In this post, we will show you how to add or remove Edit with Clipchamp option from Windows 11 context menu. Clipchamp is a free online video maker and editor platform. Later, Microsoft acquired ...

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Editor's take: Windows 11 brought a slew of UI changes and "improvements" few users welcome. File Explorer's state is particularly dire, yet Microsoft shows no sign of backing off its relentless quest ...